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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
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5iobert gtOHtGomerg iDHr6e IN oer uergGI9a'
reH gldd)t OOn 6eu B0ltSilea W. i. Jl0urte,
pelden er an Der Sde 0gr IS. StIaBe mo
0iaCiiou &DeHue betrunten auiiluo uEo Dem
FL besbal6 eiueu &erlueiS CAB. ourd eIneH
ShuS in Die 9ruft lebensgefdbrlid) UerIeet.
9}Ourte befiuoet fidj in 6ait.
- gSnr0eIH 291Iib ertlirtc 9slterH, er 'et
itft baron uber5eu9t, oaB bas 6eroIIu, ms!'
DIES ON Ersitag in gtidugutB gelmugaelt,
cher crufE5trt DOr0eH mar, ebe IS Der Aorel
iat, Der 0i0roer 4leranoer Smeeueq, er9als
ten, mr. baau benuBt msroen lOGte, oGS Si'
gemebl in BraHO 81 itedeH uuo ctneH Panlt
terUOrlEruian, ruabreuo lueldeul SDeeHea
uub unoere Strahiuge aHtfommeu mdreH.
SmesuGn, Der fid1 Hebf Dem Rdu6er Sogce
in elmer 3elle befiHOet, lit uoH Der Gonit5tds
tiOu oes an ibu a6reiTrten Badets utdt bes
radridti9t, aber in cine anoere 3ele gebradt
pOrbeu. Die QuiTn6ung Don jmei gtefiern,
@abeIn uno einam 8aiirmefer in Der 3eue
6eutct auf cine lare 8isjipIiu in 6em Sc
fau9uiB bin.
- Cit Dtenifag uirS Der bieFge Spiri'
tuoienbdu0ler Ssiurid Breber, mel6er am
gcuaunteu Gage aad Serie1 @itu ging uuo
Gbsnbs BON 6em bortigen 8irtbe 8iobut
gturpbn on @rauofrdBe eiHe 8ednun9 BON
$98 collettirte, BermiBt gr berlteB Die
RirtbI6aft, nm bierber 3uritjufebreH, if aber
ieitoem uidlt III 6auie aHgeiommeH. SeiHe
Qnqeb6riqtn befitrhten, oaB er in Seriep
@i1 oa8 Spfer zines Ser6reheus geuOrOeH
I,i. gr hattie anger Dturpbps @elOe nod
$4OO in ser Sai6e, aIs sr ;uIeBt seiebeH
guuroe.
Der 8ampf.r ogormdrts," Gin ueueg
ceutides Subr,eug UOu 1903 Eouuen @ehalt,
bat inter TiibrIna BON Capt. 6ortmaHu ietue
erffe 6eiie iiber ben atIantii9tH SBeau ge,
maft uuS gefiern beu bieFgeu 6afeu errsidt.
gs 1T bas S6mefsridiff oes 8remer DAM
piers ,@lldauf" uHO sleid bielem gum
Sraueport pom Del in beiouo srs oafir berge-
rid1teten BebaIteru beltimmt. Gr giug am
21' D. gits. BON 9iepcaffle, @ugIauo, in BAL.
Iali ab, III on gg. GapeIts coHtguirt unO mirS
cine Qabuna getrOleum on SOro uebmeu.
Uni Der Ta6rt bat sr fiirmii9es gBetter 5u
beffsbeu 9shabt, iid aber als tiihtig bendbrt.
- EerSinauS @sHtner, mslder oor etpa
40 Sabreu oas srfe 9ug,rbier in amtrita
u,braut ba5,u IoQ, larb 9sferu 3u College
Boint I'M alter BON 68 5ubreu. Der 8erROr-
bsue aammte aus SGgern uuS griiROetG
grauereisu in 0sri4ieoeHeu Stioteu oet
RnuARR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
9fe ne1eite 9llbernbctt oeS Su9ener
boI0S Sontfto6.

Rem 0ort, s. Slnuar. -&idter WelOt
bat i'm Surlem.B .BOIijel9eridt bic uOH aHtbO'
mn GomIfod gegeu Die ngStfdefer= GlotbiHg.
Gomp." erhobeue AnTlage megeu @erleeung
Der Qotteyiegeisse abgemieieu, uuO bic auge
iduloiateu, uGmlid bic 6erreu Simms,
g8ornier, gpd uno Sderod, marbea benz
nadb eEtlaIeu. go bate iid betauutlib Oa.
rum oebuubeIt, OBJ bic SleiOeriirma Rt5t ge,
segen oas Ssi,s gebaHoeIt. tuOeul ite etueu
RiIienfiirbis i'm ShauisEter au5ifeute uuo
Ssbsm, Der nm eiueu gspiiisu Setras Sleis
ser fauite, eas 9le6t gab, bic aHiqbI Der i'm
sHrbis entbalteneu SerHe Bu errat1su - rueI
Der ridtigeu 3abl am gtddfeH fam, iOtlt'
cine golttne llhr nebf Sstte ais Brdieut ers
baltsn. Ser Siirbis, pelAeH &omfOf con-
fisgirt bate, uurcr uatitrIjb lsiHeH &igeUs
tbiMeru mIessI 5ugefelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
Ser @eIomarft.

Ren Govt, s. Sauuar. - 5olgeuots
finb tie G6lu5uOtiruugsu: @elO Bfiaets Bu
SIS unb idtoB gu 3 BrOSent. - Sterltng'
ssedleI $48O8 $4.8lt oui 60 Gage uaS
$4.84a-$4.85 auf Siht. - SuuOeS 'SbIi'
antiousu: 3 prog. 1908, Al pros. 1893,
4,proB. 127.-aitieu: aoams' GrprsB lao,
Central Bacifc Ait, Gbei. Ohio 81. @rie 33t,
Ditto Brisr 7lS. 2afssSbore 9i4, R.'5. @eus
trol cot, R.sgSsfsrn 1881, Ditto Brior 1891,
R..g. Central liz, Ohio Wlifiifppi 27J,
Ditto grIar S2B, Fiusbug9 100, 5ieaOIHa 38t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
Sin General otr ,,9eilsarmee" u ot
@erid1t.

BittsfieIb, Raii., 6. 3auuar. Yri.
QQ6es Geueral" Waroiu Cube pen Der y6eil5,
Grmee" if in ShuulitGteu geratl,u. Der
elbe mar DOT uugeidbr 5atresfrifl nit cinem
Isin uno @eiblein betaHO, berheyse ysetommeu.
gS a,IaHg ibm baIN, ba8 SerJ elmer reiftH
0ittmt Su eroberu, bic ibn gum 9atteu uaam.
Dlit benz @begliid ideint's ieOo4 uldJt matt
her geneieu gu ietH, neuigfleuS muBte Der
tapiere @eEeral bier DOR Dem DifrittSgerid]t
eriheiueu, nm fd nuf ole UOR ieluer Satin
erbobeus Intlage Oes WorOs uHo Selbf,
morOusrjuhS 81 Uerautworteu. 9as Seritt
IieB Den SsrI IaufeH. Gene Satin iolI thm
$500 qeboteu habeu, nm ibu los iu lperoeH.
Ser General iou ff au4 bereit erfldrt babsu,
Inn bieltn Breis bic Staot auf ytimmerwia=
hsriPbeu III berl1iieu.
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Sin eetuoltioer syreneid,u6.

ga q o II, 4a., 9. SGuUar. - Gin GROCER
Sprau9iGuB, GtTitu yaouHg aus 1880
giuno YulUer befaHo uUo in flint 0crIaieoes
Eeu &amusru Uerrbeilt uor nuro1 getcru
ron 6rn 6Irmfoue, bem 5up:riten0cntcu
Der n@lenoou >5rou Comp =" in eiuen ts.
nndbart,u &tslubrude abge'euert. 0ie&aH,
mem, melde Die Yaougg enthleIren, rUlrsH Ie
30 Tu5 DoH cluau0er eHtigrU. UH0 30 SUB
tlei. Gis gaHle Slite sjuse $50 5u8 lo9eH
SueeI8 nuroe in ote 2u't geipgGugt, uu0
man ihdtt bic S,uan,itdt 6g5 9lodsrteu Sc
i.tiug Gut POO 600 Ioaueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
Nns annz Mnarrifn.

Sim q, 8eru, 8. Sanuar. bic peruas
niIdeu 6dien 0RIdBIitl Der Gbolerns@ s@plb bemie
atgen 6nbrsuge aus @bti aeiGlonen iiuO,
70 bat bic 4ai8enSuiubr ans ieusm 9anSt
aufgsb6rt uno ss fno Shritte getroheu Uors
ten, nm ben uOtbpeRoigsH SeOarf au 8ro0a
ftrfisH aus @aIiiornien III iInportireu. -
Sac bIittl6e @siapaber in uah benz Saben
abgegangsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
Marft nne 9srfe.

Qoubou, 8. Sanrar. - Ser. Staatens
Gblinotionen: 4,proJ. 1921, bitto Al pro3.
-. Qftieu: a.sS.sgB. 49!, Ditto BrtOr
-, Gan. Bac. est, grie 345, Ditto BriOr
1Ol4, 81. Central -, RsricaH 40, ct.
BuuI 9l5, q. 3. Central 1l6t, Beuuigl'
6ania -, 9ieaSing l9s.
Qiuerpool, 8. SaHuur, 1890 Rittags.
BuumnoQe: glittellorte SberliHber BIG;
bite Stem. Orleans So. - Die 8srtiufe
bstrueeu 5000 8alleu, SPsfulatiOI uHe
ausfnbr 1000, 3uTubr 1900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-10
(erNlniin.r Ia 80 N2i iottrof.

@Ort @OurQe, gr:., g. 5aauar. -
Gin 42ago3iu IN ser 0s,ooa,s, III meIa:m
fd cine S.uoutNzt puIUsr uu0 6eGerwsrt5z
0!ateral baiauO, i.o8 um I ll5r beute ytad'
mittaQ in bie guit. Siele @ashel5cu in
ben @ureaur nno I'M o6vgeia 60tel" muyteu
Seridmsttert. Die GrploEou iou 0urh Se!bfs
enfsiinhnna entilanhtn isin.
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Guuopttt GtpioEoi il Bbitaoe.
Dhia.

Ebitabelp9ta, 9. 5anuar, - 3wjs
idtn S uuO llbr beuts 4beuo erplO9rse IN
elmer 6ii,tc auf siuer 9auftsQa an oer &de
ocr %. uUO Shle8fraBe cine iu Sprlu9-
3vedeu bgifimmte Euautitat GUuautt. Der
QEdfter 4atEid BomerS mEroe auaeHb!idIi4
geto0tst. Gie grplONou, Otr,u llriade Hid]t
tannt III, jnocm ltd anger BomerS yties
mUnb IN Der 9laBe befaHo. Ueruriahte groBea
Shrsden in Der N0dbaTihail, uao 0ltIe
4criOFeH 9Iarbten, oaB fa elm &r,9tb'H Ct
giuu?t fcbp
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Gooar u. goe's berabu.te aaOen

rho8eu aui uHb sbisu th uu6 tblieH Vibt3 m:br.-
Cans fUie Die atuattuihen pqT0eH BHaltr ami a.
Utm ldbmeH &Hdeu. Ie geUi0uit BHaaer
ihoiisH siHberuRa unb bJuuCu weHigeH StuHatn
6eauug. &eiR aubtTe5 GU6eyides A2tlel ieileI 6I5.
QPau for6gr, 6!s 8sgioBi1 i1tH pu5 Dsiie jlatalmlas
efu sBEa6. tTsSg 0oGt-fl
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lamgflE- agti9en. 9haea-g -ganRftE
gai-7iaif - gai-9init
Sort glOurDC uuD RorEolf
ua6 aqeu Quniteu iiblid.

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BON bsr gantougr ggsrfts. Wuunft lu iYort U20HrOr
fr15 8 u9E Uub Bu g.0r0E uHo Bors5moEtq tr1s
ulT.
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gyaubabH" Un6 go yioyioit on btg -HodoisZgsR:rH'
SdbaH r06 alien IuutsIU 5c5 SEot1s.
Blstur yiy, 1877, &Bci!z Baltmotslr2S1,
Cg.1ul2-) q, Brplpu, BlleGlt,
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40. Ssa8reB.-8weite Stbuws.

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GDnioIiStraua Der Yhreaur Oes 6lotfeus
gepartemeRts. - 5ie F5iufs uAp Safeus
gliu cfnbcrfd,fef,
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cen Droaucu. Wrcis 25 SCutb Die S@GntsIs
Bei cIIfu HnnibeFgrn an bnbeW.
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. Rleraauts' = 9lintrs'

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9QtQpsto- 9Ia0fmiiGreR.
gsrIanat bon Gurent 3rGetr
spars Setts @eIOI

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"a, GrSsit unS gnroutiIt ihS bas $afen une bic
SSSsSusSssytiaFsit. (I2drE97,1SF)
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g8aibington, Dc, 8. 3aHuar.
3er Senl mar heute nid)t in Sibunq.
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Sic @lattert jn 2}eootlDn.

Ser @potbefer gEeuri ioIst ieincm IiuOua.-
g7ebysYs ueus GFStanfauaen. - 9r0Her
S6rc6eu urttr Den 9e,oobnsru Oer gIadjs
baFIGaft.
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Dr. 8aNmnnIa lfnnIirGnNf IliIen.
Wa0non'8 BFuet

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&o1ig otra @6iatfhmaf glC8antujt i1G5m Gum
mi Qacig; VuIgtIIu, TG9ulren. rtiu9cu n. tt6iuggn
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Bern, 8. Suuuar. 49, Gtue Canine i'm
euutou graubHnOeu bat 80 5sHHbdtteu jer'
fort. Die beuadbarteu 86rfsr eutsius.H
Der 3erfGruHg, ieeof herriat sroBe JIota IN
ber @sgtue,
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anB Rom.

Som, 6. Sauuar.-8er 8atitau bat BON
Trenfreih oas Auerbieteu gutter Be}iebungeu
ami Der 8aFs b,s Gonf0roat5 bel liberaler
4ueleauua eeHelbeu erbalteu, bod iit Der
gatiTan b6mtt nidlt eiuuer1aubsH uuo mtro
Tranfreid feline 4uf6teu in Babe aasitt9rs
lidl unb in aller Torm tuaOgebeH.
~ m, 9, Sauuar.- 6eute mar Der nsunte
Sobr,staa bes So6es ees SUHigs 8jttor
Grauuel. S6nig Gumbsrt uobute nit Iets
u.r @smabliu eiueu gtb6dtuiB @OtteSoieHit
TN Bautbeon bei unb eutbuute ipdter oa8
brou,eue grabmol, iuuerbalb pstdsm be
gcbtint bes 60Higs ibre Iette &ubetdtts
fiubeu Ioutu. Siele Strdn3e uus auoerer Blu
menihmud nur6eH On oem Ebors oes Grab
mabIs uieoergelest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
ALL SORTS


ThemIee+ oi lnio0stanare credited With
maxim. tle nr-f eddie
A nina f... ..ai r..n aa, been struck near
clio. .,,r....... Cr.al.,. Col
,,t.,.r r.., t.. t..... Bic. ,,-.,.,
f.,.... settlement iu Dakota.
..a0...l.,....... dbl. r-.,i...l
mon.
'..-
l.' lh. I''h li- murder 'o.Ii''.''ru u"
LI-H.l county. SCUM Daio.'ii. during lne
last rt.eH years.
INc 3D. Hooi teachers ut Ne" 1orb
last N.lf IF'd nn average salary q" e'Ol
in cl. anal o-ol ODD towns
a Pennsylvania magistrate who had
united 5000 couples u marriage. died re-
Gently u.haI Dds sins upon bis head
,....,...... ..,.,. ,f.ar lo..,,.,ol bis money
nm. DOB. ,. y....,,, stake iu "a game of poker
Buf l., m oi Dad luck continued Tie failed
~ l0~. lcr
Sa. DIEGO. CAL. has one OF the wisest
Chuaa.a .i fie world Heis q aandgman,
and I. aa. E...t m advertisement running n
tb. I..... ..,,..-. Tor fifteen vearx
,... ,......,.
...l.l d.. rtir.., ..,o~,........
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
THE OPPORTUNITY.

In politics as in war, and in fact all
human affairs. IL is the great thing to
catch the opportune moment for action
aud to act promptly according TO the use
that can be made Of the situation. The
application Of this truth will give the
Democratic party the advantage in the
coming contest, and secure the next Leg
islature. which is now a doubtful stake
that no lodging sort Of q game can win.
action Of the Republicans in yot-
ing against the proposed con
ference with the creditors throws
on them the responsibility Of obstruct-
ing settlement in order to manu-
facture political capital, and in doing
this the Republican party Of Virginia can
also be held TO account for step that
involves q policy Of multiplying the law
that is the decision of the United States
Supreme Court, the highest Judicial tr-
bunal Of the country and The bull
wark upon which the people rely
as the citadel Of the Constitution.
We have called attention for one year
10 the mistake of placing the Democratic
party on a measure that was failure
and upon acts That were opposed to the
spirit Of the times.
Let the party now leave Mr Malone
10 take the responsibility right at This
very moment Of stopping The settlement
and backing the repudiation-which be
affects 10 denounce.
All the trickery and prevarication that
he and his minions know so well how 20
use will not save his party il the Democ-
rscy will act promptly and in direct
manner
Butifiti is to daily with The pretence
OF the Riddleberger bin. which is beaten
to a Jelly with The mauling 80 has gotten.
why then il viii be only another sad
illustration Of the fatality Of timidiiy
and hesitation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Rochester Union says that Hiram
Sib.ey that city Is the best bog euesslr IN
western Sow York and proves Dc hv telling
how ha once visited farm where bog had
just been killed and was asked t0 guess on its
weight. After Que elaboration ami e.tIma-
ton he said slowly. THAT bog Weighs ex
actly Northumberland sixty-0ue- pounds
-and-a-quarter The hog was placed
upon the scales 10 weighed als. half It
pound over SIR Sib.eys guess Hc was
thoroughly drgusted, and said. How could
have been So much mistaken Presently
his eyes lighted gp with triumph Us Dee de
tected a stonein the hog, mouth designed 20
keep the jaws distended while the carcass was
being dressed Take out that plug, said be.
"and you viii tinl it weighs precisely half a
pound And 10 did, said Tie Union. TO
grain" New York sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Herald publishes the full text in
French of Cardinal Gibbons report on
the Knights of Labor The Cardinal may
be perfectly Conscientious i'm his course,
but his report does not read like a paper
IN harmony with the liberal spirit toward
which modern religious thought tends
All religious sccts viii do the cause of
religion ihemosl good by dealing strictly
with morals and spiritual affairs, with
out seeking power and influence through
other than religious organizations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

number vi ladies' and gentlemen, passed a
gypsy nut One of the ladies exclaimed.
"lhat # whore tha iam0u, gypsy -lrl Pre-
ciOsa telI, fortunes
The party. 0ho were all in Wllaug dress
entered fae hlt ml bad their fortunes told m
succession tne Au- whose Identity was eon-
cealed. coming a-t IIt-iu-a held ll, hand
l0ug vnu. boz silence and then said;
Il see great crown, great victories anu
great n-e 5 ou nil live nmety--x years,
but yQue a-t days w.n bring many troubles
and much SORROW
TIA King forgot ali about The prophecy till
in 1885,. rHeI. no d bail 40 ODE Russian ein-
bass, DOB Berlin. the Hungarian Comics
Euoiy. whose mother was q IsigaHe, was
presented to him During long conveIsa-
ton IL vas incidentally mentioned that the
COUNTIES possessed The glt az chiromancy.
The emperor held ont his band and the coun
tess, after examining the lines gravey said;
you ma it,ry is destined ~ live ninety six
years The emperor II Is added, wa much
struck by the coincidence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
The Clyde Yacht club wants fve -.

The Clyde Yacht Club wants five races.
instead Of three, for the American cup
The gay Yankee tar viii give them just
whatever they want that is fair. and viii
be very apt to hold the cup against any
boat that they bring over. The last race
proved the use of the great American idea
Of trying everything new by the light of
past experience. while the English acted
on their traditional attachment 10 the old
model
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

OTTAWA, ONT. March 3O-ln regard
TO a cable dispatch from London stating
that Lord Lansdowne had offered 10 stop
the eviction of tenants on his estates i'm
Ireland who would pay any portion Of
their rent without costs, the governor
general says that no fresh instructions
have been issued, but that his agent had
throughout offered to deal leniently in the
matter of legal costs with any tenants
showing a bona ids desire to meet their
liabilities.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

What does Sir Henry Holland, colonial
secretary mean by saying that the Cana
dian Parliament has the right so pur-
chase and direct The operations of armed
cruisers in Canadian waters without the
consent of the Imperial Governments
England has NOT given proper consid.
Grafton TO iAe representations of the
fishery difficulties made by our Minister
IN London. and here is "a colony ready to
bTislle up and send ont q noulla Of little
Finaiore' To eAieminaie poor Yankee
land just TO y.ndicate the Canadian mack
erel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
PERSONAL.
IL is proposed TO name one Of Broosiyns
streets Beecher avenue.

Europe FOR the summer.
A loci, Of hair from the head Of the first
Napoleon i,ownol by Philadelphia musician.
Gen. Phil Sheridan gailautly carries his
wif.'s haglIag when be goes shopping with
her
Tdn. a. iFe living exgoyemor5 OF Penn
sTisaaa Ioyt, lIauranlt, Curtin. Pollock
anil i..-.on
Iha Prince of Wales now wears a very
large double watch chain swung across his
ample ua-f.oat
Joseph Drcxel, the banker Of New York
and Philadelphia. plays he fiddle and i've
other instruments with facility
The Duke of Westminster has promised %
give, during the remainder Of his life, 5000
a year for the building Of new churches he
Is now 90 years Old.
james II Mari, 81 years Of age, and lnze
Lawren-on. are The oldest employees at the
postal department, Washington. They were
appointed bf andrew Jackson in ISL
Whom john Mickey travel, by rail be is
Away accompanied hy % telegraph operator
With % portable telegraph instrument for
sending dispatches iu case of necessity
During Dbl, cour.hip the late Gen Grant
wrote most valuable and interesting accounts
OF Ued1u-- of The army m N.Nloo. Mrs.
Grant preserves them as bier most precious
relics
Gen An.nsoG, who - building the Rus.
siam railroad i1 B0hham. is man of %
years u1 of yieor. energy and hope His
wife is less than half Dis age. and is a very
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

Nh Roche Republican candidate for
mayor of Chicago, makes this declara-
ton
III ann elected mayor of this city, the
Star Spangled Banner will wave overus.'
Right again Roche But are YOU go
ing TO secede if You fail 90 bee elected.
The 5 5. b. will continue 90 wave over
US. even if YOU don't yet any vote but
your own.-Nur York SUM-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

bf- Mc"lynn proposes to advance the
cross OF the new crusade" But there
Is rather too much sensation in the Doc
Tors lecture when he goes through the
bouquet act. and says that the land as
wei as the air belongs to everybody
without reference to inheritance. Of
course the Henry Georgeites think so,
but the 'ao' is. that workingman,
whether he labor with his hands or his
head his tools or his books, if he has
ianiiy' wants TO build house for
them, and does no, want ANYBODY who
aid not work forit to take It away from
him
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

Senator Pugh says. now that he is In
favor Of intentional protection, not Incl
dental protection which, in view Of the
fact that he has been a revenue reformer
looks as If De had been to Birmingham to
lean about cheap iron and steel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Postmaster-Gneral holds Chat the
inter State commerce act does not pro-
hibit The railroads from carrying the en-
ployec- and agents Of the Postofice De
parimcnt free. because the Government
conducts its own mail services, and all
that sort Of transportation is part Of IT,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The wig calls attention TO the barley
gallery of Shakespearean engrayings ON
exhibition 1T the Westmoreland Club
They are beautiful specimens of art
that possess % rare merit 10 an people of
taste
The purchaser would benefit himself
and also the LAZY who owns them, whose
family is well known in Virginia by
numerous honorable connection and who
herself was some years ago reigning
belle IN Richmond
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The World finds that three Republican
buqaboos have been banished. Rebel
supremacy" reinstatement Of negroes
and the "tar1 scare
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Chicago Democracy seem to be
hunting fora candidate for mayor all
in vain Garter Harrison has retired, and
the machine cannot command public rec
spect This is one Of the instances where
the bad elements got control and The
good ones would not follow, SO The re-
suit will doubtless be q temporary dis
comdture and afterwards a healthy rally
on the tonic of defeat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Bureau of Statistics shows that the
total value o. exports Of domestic mer-
chandise for the seven months ending
January 3lst was $H97449l7 This is
an increase of S41OOOOOO over The cor.
responding period Of 1886. The total
value Of imports for the same months
was $3.50. 7s5 063-an increase of $32,
100000 over the first seven months of
the preceding year The excess of ex-
ports over imports was S63OOOOoO
against S4s,O00O00 in 1886
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

Mrs Brown Potter has played IN 'Man
and Wife at the Haymarkct in London
The Prince and good many Of ihe no.
bility were present, which ought 20 give
Inc lady q good advertising send-od.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

Dot same peoples who shpit oafer DER
finger Tor luck When dey SO q white horse
Will loaf aroundt sooner dan work for tweK
shillings dag Carl Dunder.